No. 7,967 in German
hollande
The German word "Hollande" refers to "Hollandaise," a creamy sauce made of butter, egg yolks, and lemon juice or vinegar.
In a sentence
Hollande war der Präsident von Frankreich.
Hollande was the President of France.
Here, 'Hollande' is used as a proper noun, referencing François Hollande, a former president of France.
Die hollande Soße wird oft mit Spargel serviert.
Hollandaise sauce is often served with asparagus.
Here, 'hollande' is part of a term ('hollande Soße') referring to Hollandaise sauce, emphasizing its culinary usage.
Während einer Reise in die Niederlande dachte sie, dass hollande ein Adjektiv für 'niederländisch' sei.
During a trip to the Netherlands, she thought 'hollande' was an adjective for 'Dutch'.
Here, 'hollande' appears as a reference commonly misunderstood as related to 'Dutch', illustrating potential linguistic confusion.
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